East Week Examinations Open for Teachers in March
The board of school examiners met at the courthouse to grade the March examinations for teachers. Of 102 applicants, 40 earned certificates—19 second grade and 21 third grade—with 16 seeking higher certificates than held and 36 making first-time attempts. Names and residences of second and third grade recipients listed, including Bert Milburn of Junction School in Conyis and many from Battle Creek, Marshall, Albion, Athens, and surrounding towns.
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Board of School Examiners
Burnham
Chia
Bert Milburn
Barclay
Lynda
Albion
Boyd
Cora G
Esther
Battle Creek
Cronk
Alice M
Dibble
Frank J
Clarendon
Goff
Emma
Marshall
Host
Inez V
Marengo
Hugegett
Jonnie
Kipp
Bertha
Jeffery
Lillian G
Lee
May
Athens
V. D
Lusk
Lena M
Briggs
Irma
Brownell
Mra
F. O
Chandler
Bernice
Clark
Elizabeth
Cowles
Pearl
Burlington
Dickinson
Lara
Marshall Goucher
Edna G
Grill
Maude E
Art
Roberta E
Sonoma
Haven
Edna L
Henry
Bathel
Hinds
Winnie
Hollister
Irene
Stanley
Leonard
Mabel M
Manninzs
Beatrice
Maisner
Lena
Miller
Anna
Mumany
Della
Nye
Sara C
Reid
Ethel
Richey
Mary
Honor
Ringler
Rome
Clara L
Shanley
Katherine
Ceresco
Thurlow
Law Graduates of Michigan to Hold Fortieth Reunion
The University of Michigan law graduates will celebrate the fortieth anniversary of the first class with a general reunion on Wednesday June 20 1900 in the law building. A banquet will follow at noon with speeches by alumni and a program to be announced. Alumni are urged to notify Prof E Johnson secretary of the law faculty of intent to attend.
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Law Department
U. of M
Department of Law
Prowuiment
Tlcs
Isis
E. ¥. Johnson
Law Faculty
Sermon by Rev P A Baart on science and faith balance
Rev P A Baart delivered the final Lenten lecture at St Marys Church to crowds of Catholics and others. He argued faith and science exclude liberty of thought on settled beliefs, while allowing it on unsettled science. faith comes from Scripture and tradition, science from others’ teaching. He warned against religious pages in Sunday papers undermining faith and promoting doubt.
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P. A. Baart
Mary’s Church
Fr. Baart
Tichenor Arrested in Tekonsha Store Robbery Case
Chief Boyle of Jackson arrested Fred Tichenor on Sunday in connection with the Tekonsha Randall store robbery of November 25, 1807. Tichenor, sought by Calhoun county officers for over two years, is suspected of conspiring in the crime and was spotted near stolen goods. Sheriff Williams wired and the suspect will be brought for examination at Albion or nearby.
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Williams
Fred Tichenor
Calhoun County
Randall
Tekonsha
Jos Gregory
Jackson
Tichenor
Chief Boyle
Local notes record school, minstrel shows and births
Miss Ada Waltz secures a school at Curtis school north of Marshall. On April 17 the K P minstrels will be staged. Easter Monday April 16 features D O Gs with Crook’s Orchestra. A ten pound son born to Mrs A O Simmons south of Marshall. both mother and child healthy. Ground broken for Mrs Mollie Hitchcock’s new residence south of Grandview State streets, costing about 1500 dollars.
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A. O. Simmons
Marshall
Crook
Orchestra
Battle Creek
Hulda A. Scott
Scott Place
Jacob Moore
John Hindenach
Ed. Bowen
Allie Hindenach
EK. B.'s
K. P. Minstrels
Manila
Union City
Tana Hindensch
Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Sunday Morning. Miss Hindenach
Bhus
Mr. Hinderich
Messrs Rohr & Connors
Hitchcock
Post Office Class Change and Probate Judge Hope in Homer Vidette
A city post office was misreported as rising from third to second class. It has been a first class office for years, ranking with Grand Rapids Saginaw and Lansing. Ex-Chairman Henry, named by Homer Vidette as a strong probate judge candidate, is praised for his investigation and widespread county support.
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Chrystal
Grand Rapids
Saginaw
Lansing
Henry
Homer
Mr. Henry
Bully Boy Borough Contest Draws Loyal Students
The Treble Clef of a school and Stuart's orchestra performed special music. Miss Olive Bennett trained the Treble Clef girls, praised for their refined performance. Mr Lohr led district high school participants from Van Buren to Branch counties showcasing debates on American inventions and the Declaration of Independence. The address extolled equality and rights, ending with a spirited chant.
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Gram
Stuart
Olive Bennett
Lor
van Buren
Kalamazoo
Berry
Calhoun
Berrien
Cass
St. Joseph
Branch
Lohr
America
Installed Officers of Yao Christian Endeavor Society
The Yao Christian Endeavor society of the Christian church installed officers and committee chairs. President John Martin leads with Maud Fisk as vice president and Emma Hinkle as secretary. John Martin also chairs Loupsout, Flossie Alexander chairs prayer meeting, and Maud Evang chairs social. Other posts include corresponding secretary Plossie Alexander, treasurer Amelia Klogium, organist Nina Belcher, chorister Alice Alexander, and various committee roles. The issue advertises The Daily News weekly rate.
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Yao Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
John Martin
Maud Fisk
Emma Hinkle
Plossie Alexander
Aimelia Kloguium
Nina Belcher
Alice Alexander
Flossie Alexander
Lousout
Maud Evang
Temperance
Blinche
Curable Heart Disease Claim From Dr Miles Offer
An advertorial notes major advances in heart disease treatment over recent years. It promotes Dr Branklin Miles of Chicago and offers $2.50 of his new heart treatment free to readers, claiming cures for breathlessness chest pain and dropsy among others. Testimonials from multiple states are cited to support efficacy. The notice urges sending for free treatment and mentions the Dr Miles Medical Association in Chicago.
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Branklin Miles
M. D
B.u. B
Chicago
Frank Amith
Wabash Ave
Koester
Clergauens
H.ca. Greer
WA Mountain Street
Penn
Bophie
Knewberg
2St Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
A. P
vIrarn
Moreland Roxera
Ohio
Dr. Miles Medical Association
State Street
Gillette Heriug pays $50 bond for convention hall
In Kansas City Missouri on April 11 a $50.1 bond was posted by Gillette-Heriung Manufacturing Company of Minneapolis to insure erecting a new convention hall for occupancy by the Democratic National Convention on July 4. The postmaster general reports the U S postal pavilion at the Paris exposition will open on April 15. Charles Ing ersoll the county treasurer fugitive with a $10,000 bond surrendered will be hunted down. New York club offers $15,000 for Delehanty and La Joie.
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Kansas City
Gillette- Heriug Manufacturing Company
Minneapolis
Washington
United States
Hin Bona
Ithaca
Charles Ingersoll
Dye
New York
Fw‘ing
New York Baseball Club
Philadelphia
Delehanty
la Joie
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Young Idea
Whey
Surunday
Tokonsha
Ada Waltz
Curtis School
Wonarch
Christian Church Endeavor Society
Tal. Flower
H G. Brooks
FP. EB. Yinger
the Daily News
Nowa
Eagle
Jrace Bros
P. S
Little America
Koes
Murillo
Star Fointer
Centa
E. B. Mabrey, Marshall With
Shepherd’s
Goode
Greene's
Is Indenagh
Bach
Fred Hindenach
Lepper
S. V. R. Lepper
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